, 1887-07-15
TOW TALK.
Cosby Little Paragraphs Picked VI
Throughout the City.

There were two minor accidents at the
gy mnasium yesterday.
Judge j. w. Fisher yesterday oficiated
in the marriage of Christopher Nelson to
Miss Ella Wilson.
A large party of Northwestern survey
ors are working in the vicinity OF Evan
ston, Uinta county.
John F. Willard has gone vest
Ra,olins LaboreHe. May the good Lord
have mercy on the west.
Four back number Shoshone Indians
and a young brave, passed through the
city yesterday morning enroute to a dime
museum at Omaha.
Chas. Hoag, who burglarized the ranch
of Jno. Newman, near Bear Springs, is
held in the county jail in default of bail
to the extent of $500.
A jury before Judge Lee yesterday de
cided that Jno. Hall, who offered G. A.
Rosina $l.35 for a bill of $2O8, would
have to pay the plaintiff 1921.
Thirty five Cheyenne & Northern grad
ers in charge of Contractor Jessop,
came in from the north last night and
will leave for Trinidad. Mex, to day.
Henry Powell, the colored vagabond
arrested on Fifteenth street a few eve
nings ago, was yesterday fined S13 and
sent to the Evans street grade by Judge
Lee.
The case of Lane VS.. Andrew SImlo,
the herder accused of malicious trespass-
ing and assault, has been postponed by
consent until . o'clock tomorrow after
noon.
The circus confidence men who feeced
innocent Laramieites of a triie over 81. 200,
were arraigned before Judge Guenster of
that city yesterday discharged for lack of
evidence.
The rain patted the delayed passengers
on the back last evening, and precluded
the possibility of their viewing the city by
moonlight. They will visit points of in
terest this morning.
Three cars of California excursionists
came up from the south last evening in
charge of Union Pacific Agent Green.
The majority of the junketers are from
Kansas City and vicinity.
Jean Colwell has accepted a position in
the Stock Growers Bank. The institu-
ton is to be congratulated upon securing
the services of a gentleman OF Mr.. Col
wells ability and character.
Although the bounty hunter is sup
posed to be industriously 'laboring in this
locality, the unearthly and dismal howl of
the coyote may be heard just outside the
city limits almost any night.
The Minnie Mica Mining company filed
articles of incorporation at the county
clerks office yesterday. The corporation
has a capital of $500, 900, and will operate
in the Whalen canon mica district.
A large amount of the dry goods
drenched in the recent Cowhick & Whit
comb fire, were spread on the grass in the
vacant lot corner of Ferguson and Eigh-
teenth streets for the purpose of drying
them.
The boy VIM. Strong who was arrested
yesterday charged with the theft of a
watch, is a member of the gang of hood
lums which frequently commit petty
crimes about the city. Three of the
number were recently jailed for fighting.
MIR. Geo. Holt has in active preparation
Hollis new map of Wyoming for 1887.
Territorial maps published by Mr.. Holt
are acknowledged as the best and most
accurate to be secured, and are often in
demand at various points outside the ter
ritory.
w. @. Stcrry, the thief who attempted
to leave the country with a horse belong
ing to Jno. Moran, a Sabille stockman,
was yesterday arraigned before Judge
Fisher and placed under bonds to the ex-
tent of $500. In default OF security he
was consigned to the county jail.
There was a small blaze in the rear of
the Whitehead block on Eddy street yes
terday afternoon. Some workmen who
were preparing tar for its application to a
leaky roof, allowed it to become ignited.
An alarm was turned in, but the services
OF the tiremen were not required.
Judge Corn is expected to arrive at his
home in Evanston Monday next. An
effort will be made to communicate with
him upon his arrival at Rawlins from
Lander Sunday evening, and hasten his
appearance here in order that the Mccoy
trial may proceed at the earliest possible
Aching. limbs are relieved by rubbing
with st. Jacobs Oil. Fifty cents.